Hi! Can someone check these for me? Thanks!
Directions: Label each sentence with the correct tense they are in. They translate it into full Spanish.
1.) I will study. (Future) (Translation: Estudiare)
2.) Mom made tacos. (Present) (Translation: Mama hizo tacos)
3.) I’m happy that mom made tacos. (Present) (Translation: Estoy feliz de que mamá hizo tacos)
4.) I used to play videogames. (Past subjunctive) (Translation: Yo solia jugar videojuegos)
5.) I can ride a bike. (Preterit) (Translation: Puedo andar en bicicleta)
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If you don't know how to make accent marks on a computer, I need to know 2 things. 1) do you have a PC or a Mac and 2) do you have Windows or not.
1. Estudiaré = the accent mark must be there on the ending.
2. made = Past tense and you translated it correctly. makes = Present
3. correct that it is the Present BUT the adjective "feliz" uses ser. (It's an exception.) = Soy
4. "used to" or was/were + ing are cues for the Imperfect or Past Tense. However the Spanish is correct IF y ou put an accent mark where it belongs = solía OR just use the Imperfect = Yo jugaba (a)
5. Correct
I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have questions.
Sra
1. Estudiaré = the accent mark must be there on the ending.
2. made = Past tense and you translated it correctly. makes = Present
3. correct that it is the Present BUT the adjective "feliz" uses ser. (It's an exception.) = Soy
4. "used to" or was/were + ing are cues for the Imperfect or Past Tense. However the Spanish is correct IF y ou put an accent mark where it belongs = solía OR just use the Imperfect = Yo jugaba (a)
5. Correct
I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have questions.
Sra
Thank you so much for checking those for me. Also, I would've added the accent marks but I wasn't sure if they would show up on the website. But now that I know they do, I will remember that for the future. Could you also check these ones? They follow the same instructions. Thank you a bunch! :)
1.) They have visited Spain. (Present perfect)
Translation: Han visitado España.
2.) My friends would have arrived. (Conditional perfect)
Translation: Mis amigos me han llegado.
3.) You (formal) will do the homework. (Future)
Translation: Usted va a hacer la tarea.
4.) We used to go to the park. (Past subjunctive)
Translation: Solíamos ir al parque.
5.) They hoped that I did my homework. (Past perfect subjunctive)
Translation: Esperaban que hice mi tarea.
1.) They have visited Spain. (Present perfect)
Translation: Han visitado España.
2.) My friends would have arrived. (Conditional perfect)
Translation: Mis amigos me han llegado.
3.) You (formal) will do the homework. (Future)
Translation: Usted va a hacer la tarea.
4.) We used to go to the park. (Past subjunctive)
Translation: Solíamos ir al parque.
5.) They hoped that I did my homework. (Past perfect subjunctive)
Translation: Esperaban que hice mi tarea.
1. perfecto (although I'd also capitalize "perfect" = Perfect
2. Delete the "me" = Mis amigos habrían llegado. It is the helping verb "haber" that needs to be in the Conditional.
3. The Future is: Usted hará la tarea. (hacer in the Future)
4. You missed this one above as well = used to or was/were + ing is a cue for the Imperfect (Past) and that could also be "Íbamos al parque.
5. hoped is Past and the Dependent verb is the Past Subjunctive = Esperaban que hiciera (or hiciese if you have also had the -se form) mi tarea.
I'll flag this as well and return later.
Sra
2. Delete the "me" = Mis amigos habrían llegado. It is the helping verb "haber" that needs to be in the Conditional.
3. The Future is: Usted hará la tarea. (hacer in the Future)
4. You missed this one above as well = used to or was/were + ing is a cue for the Imperfect (Past) and that could also be "Íbamos al parque.
5. hoped is Past and the Dependent verb is the Past Subjunctive = Esperaban que hiciera (or hiciese if you have also had the -se form) mi tarea.
I'll flag this as well and return later.
Sra
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